On July 1, the Nevada Highway Patrol (NHP) marked its 75th anniversary, commemorating a legacy of dedicated service and unwavering commitment to the safety and security of Nevada’s roadways.
Established in 1949, the NHP has grown from its humble beginnings to become a cornerstone of public safety, entrusted with the responsibility of protecting over 5,400 miles of Nevada roads.
Colonel Patrick J. Conmay stated, “Our 75th Anniversary is not just a celebration of our storied past but a testament to our enduring commitment to excellence. The men and women of the
Nevada Highway Patrol have consistently demonstrated remarkable courage, vigilance, and dedication, often under the most challenging conditions.”
The Nevada Highway Patrol’s legacy is built on its core values: Consistency, Accountability, Respect, and Empathy (CARE).
Over the decades, NHP has adapted to the changing demands of traffic safety, embracing technological advancements and innovative strategies to improve roadway safety for all Nevadans and visitors.
As we reflect on this significant milestone, we take pride in our rich history and the many achievements of our dedicated members.
Their heroic efforts have not only saved lives but have also strengthened the fabric of our communities.
This anniversary is an opportunity to honor their unwavering commitment and to look forward to the continued evolution of our service.
Department of Public Safety Director, George Togliatti, expressed his pride in the NHP’s accomplishments, saying.
“The Nevada Highway Patrol has been an exemplary model of courage, vigilance, and integrity. Their commitment to safeguarding our state’s roadways has made Nevada a safer place for all. I am honored to celebrate this milestone with them and look forward to their continued success.”
The Nevada Highway Patrol invites all residents and visitors to join in celebrating this significant milestone and to support the ongoing efforts to enhance safety and security across the state.